Resists heat to 500°F . Tempo's Aircraft Engine enamel withstands the high heat demands of aircraft engines. This modified chain-stop alkyd enamel formula has excellent corrosion and fuel resistance. All Tempo spray products feature the exclusive adjustable Fanspray valve which offers a professional spray pattern so anyone can "paint like a pro". The extra-width pattern evenly coats about 3 times the area with each pass compared with an ordinary spray valve. Packaged in 11 oz. to 16 oz. cans, depending on product. Available in Gray, Gold, Gloss Black, Chevy Orange, and Universal Black. WARNING: POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN CHROMATE PIGMENTS AND LUNG CANCER Several independent technical studies have suggested that excessive inhalation of zinc chromate dust may cause lung cancer. On the basis of these findings, the manufacturers have requested that the sale of zinc chromate primer and zinc chromate primer aerosol be restricted to commercial or professional shop use. Professional users should be certain that workers are not exposed to concentrations in excess of the O.S.H.A. threshold limit value (TLV) of 0.1 milligram (as chromium) per cubic meter. If conditions are such that this limit may be exceeded, additional protective equipment is required. A respirator that has a NIOSH/MESA approval TC-23C. See catalog for respirators that meet this requirement. |
Color match was very good.
TEMPO LYCOMING GRAY ENGINE ENAMEL
Perfect color match. Excellent paint, application was easy with fantastic results.
PLASTI-KOTE GOLD ENG ENAMEL
best paint we have ever used
PLASTI-KOTE GOLD ENG ENAMEL
Nice finition and long lasting
PLASTI-KOTE GOLD ENG ENAMEL
TEMPO LYCOMING GRAY ENGINE ENAMEL
Fair price and delivered quickly.
havent used it yet , waiting for the annual maintenance period . It always nice to have a fresh can available ..
Lycoming engine was recently rebuilt and this product color matched perfectly.
I recommend the product for color match.
gold color is petty good match for the TCM gold, however it may take 3 coats for a solid covering. Has a tendency to run.
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Per manufacturer: When used over bare metal you will need to prep and prime the surface before using this engine enamel.
Primer is not commonly used for engine cases, but a 2-part epoxy primer would work very well.
Per the TDS, "bare metal should be primed." They do not mention a specific primer.
You would need to sand and prime the fiberglass with a self etch primer first (09-02099 for example) but this should work fine.